The New H2O Audio Interval iPod Case: A Review

YEA!!!! I was swimming to the blues today...Joe Bonamassa, Buddy Guy, Albert Cummings, and the Black Keys. Love this thing! The acoustics are even better than the last version. easier controls, great locking mechanism, no fear of braking the little wires off the top. You can even change the tunes after a while if you want, in iTunes (before you were kinda stuck with what you had). If you require earplugs while swimming, these earphones will keep water out of the ear canal if sized right (they include 5 sizes of earbuds). The only down side is that once again the cases are iPod Shuffle specific...meaning only one version of iPod Shuffle will fit with each version of the H2O Audio case. In this case, the 4th generation iPod Shuffle. That aside, I'd say the bottom line is: It's a beautiful thing!

The New H2O Audio Interval iPod Case For Swimmers

Sea Ya Later Steve, LFTC and I did a short one today...lots o' texture out there, but it was warm, warm, warm (60-62F) with muchos peces (for those of you in Mexican waters). The clarity, like the weather, has been beautiful lately...almost camera ready (if I could ever remember to bring it). Missed seeing those out of town mer-folk...be safe and hurry back.

~M

lowering standards everywhere.

swim report saturday 10-23 noon: bill, ruth, lftc and howie. we all know howie, we have swam with him before so today i grabbed him from the athletic club and threw him in the mix. i seem to do this regularly. it was rainy and dark out, the sea looked good though, mostly smooth with some light surface chop, 65 degrees, some clear spots from above. howie wanted us to see the a buoy toys, which we have heard some things about, so we swam out that way, first stopping at the big floatie buoys out for the race tomorrow. bill was dying to grafitti the buoy since it was so 'clean'. at the a buoy i found our skeleton boy to be severly handicapped after having lost an entire arm to the sea. some horrors going on in the ocean. swam to the next floatie, enjoying the novelty, said good bye and good luck to howie and cruised to the marine room where i saw one sting ray, laying on the sea floor, all lazy-a teenager for sure. swam back towards the 1/4 and in. we had some big, smooth rolling swells on the way, a sign of things to come but very easy to manage and fun too. bill decided to do some kind of greg louganis triple gainer off the rocks in the cove and totally cramped his calf. we suggested he body surf in, which i think he did. totally fun swim and we missed the absentees. NO SHARK TODAY! it's because we have good luck charms hanging all over. swim again sunday, no sharks, no pants, no worries. i figure if i have no sharks, no pants and no worries, i can ask for nothing else as my life is complete. lftc-bringing lowered standards to your doorstep-out